A) Mississippi B) California C) Michigan D) Ohio
A) Daniel Attinger B) Paul L. Kirk C) Sam Sheppard D) Herbert Leon MacDonell
A) The murderer was left-handed B) The murderer was right-handed C) The murder was premeditated D) The victim was standing
A) The National Academy of Sciences B) Herbert Leon MacDonell C) Daniel Attinger D) Paul L. Kirk
A) Criminalistics and Blood Dynamics B) The Science of Forensic Bloodstains C) Flight Characteristics and Stain Patterns of Human Blood D) Principles of Bloodstain Analysis
A) In a state laboratory in Mississippi B) At Columbia University C) In the basement of his house in Corning, New York D) In a police department facility in California
A) 1973 B) 1983 C) 1966 D) 1957
A) Two years of clinical training B) As little as 40 hours C) At least 500 hours D) A university degree
A) International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts B) National Academy of Sciences C) American Board of Criminalistics D) Forensic Fluid Dynamics Society
A) The California Supreme Court Review B) The Forensic International Handbook C) National Academy of Sciences report D) The MacDonell Study
A) Herbert Leon MacDonell B) The Sam Sheppard Defense Team C) Paul L. Kirk D) Daniel Attinger
A) Criminalistics B) Biochemistry C) Statistical profiling D) Fluid dynamics
A) They immediately banned the evidence B) They have largely ignored it C) They adopted the report's recommendations D) They mandated stricter training
A) United States Department of Justice B) Columbia University C) International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts D) California Supreme Court
A) They fully accepted it as standard practice B) They required juries to undergo training C) They rejected expert testimony for bloodspatter analysis D) They exclusively used bloodstain analysis for all criminal cases
A) Haemotaphonomy B) Ballistics C) Forensic pathology D) Serology
A) 1958 B) 2021 C) 1995 D) 2009
A) S. James B) Dr. Eduard Piotrowski C) LeMoyne Snyder D) P. Kish
A) Dogs B) Monkeys C) Rabbits D) Mice
A) The Forensic Handbook B) The Dragnet Guide to Forensics C) Bloodstain Analysis Principles D) Homicide Investigation
A) 1950s B) 1970s C) 1890s D) 1930s
A) A scientific journal B) A Dragnet radio episode C) A television documentary D) A New York Times article |